Harvest Prep Softball has two wins heading into playing Bishop Rosecrans.

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 Last season, Harvest Preparatory School's softball team only won one game.  This season, with the addition of freshmen twin sisters,, and a senior track and field athlete, the outlook looks different. 

The team is only 2-7 so far this season, but with a controversial 1-run loss to Wellington and a bad inning in the season opener, the team could easily be 4-3.  This Monday, April 14, the team will head to league rival Bishop Rosecrans.  

Bishop Rosecrans and Harvest Prep have a common opponent, both lost with similar scores, 4-14 HPS, and 3-14 BR.  Two years ago, HPS was able to win 1/2 games vs the Rosecrans, but last year lost in both games.  We believe the defeat of Rosecrans, was the first-ever win for HPS in league play.  

DateOpponentTimeGame Info
4/14@Bishop RosecransBishop Rosecrans*5:15pmPreview
4/16vsGrove City ChristianGrove City Christian*5:30pmPreview
4/21@MillerMiller*5:15pmPreview
4/23vsMillersportMillersport*5:30pmPreview
4/25vsBerne UnionBerne Union*5:15pmPreview
4/30@Fisher CatholicFisher Catholic*5:15pmPreview
5/2@WestlandWestland5:00pmPreview
5/3@Mansfield ChristianMansfield Christian11:00amPreview
5/3@Mansfield ChristianMansfield Christian1:00pmPreview
5/5vsWellington SchoolWellington School*5:15pmPreview
5/7vsBishop RosecransBishop Rosecrans*5:30pmPreview
5/9@Grove City ChristianGrove City Christian*5:15pmPreview
5/12vsMillerMiller*5:30pm

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Could HPS pull off a few more wins?  

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